Kailey and Dan are joined by Miriam Ross from Victoria University to talk about her new book about 3D (3D Cinema: Optical Illusions and Tactile Experiences and to review Fast &…
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The best way I can think of to sum up Jobs, the hastily-prepared not-quite adaptation of Walter Isaacson's hastily-published biography of the Apple co-founder, is that its subject would have…
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I can imagine some people not enjoying The World's End. People who don't care about - or even notice - cinematic craftsmanship, people who think that being self-referential means being…
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Kiwi crowd-pleasers don’t come much more crowd-pleasing than Tearepa Kahi’s Mt. Zion, featuring TV talent quester Stan Walker in a star-making performance as a working class kid with a dream.…
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Economically speaking, theatres are a complete waste of space. I mean, take a look at the St James or the Embassy and try and imagine how many cubicles and desks…
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I’ve been busy over the last few weeks working on New Zealand’s biggest participatory film event, the V 48 Hours which reaches its local climax tonight at the Embassy Theatre.…
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